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Sr No. Name Inclusion State Core area (km2) Buffer area (km2) Total area (km2)
1 Bandipur 1973–74 Karnataka 872.24 584.06 1,456.3
2 Corbett 1973–74 Uttarakhand 821.99 466.32 1,288.31
3 Kanha 1973–74 Madhya Pradesh 917.43 1134.36 2,051.79
4 Manas 1973–74 Assam 526.22 2310.88 2,837.10
5 Melghat 1973–74 Maharashtra 1500.49 1268.03 2,768.52
6 Palamau 1973–74 Jharkhand 414.08 715.85 1,129.93
7 Ranthambore 1973–74 Rajasthan 1113.36 297.92 1,411.29
8 Similipal 1973–74 Odisha 1194.75 1555.25 2,750
9 Sunderbans 1973–74 West Bengal 1699.62 885.27 2,584.89
10 Periyar 1978–79 Kerala 881 44 925
11 Sariska 1978–79 Rajasthan 881.11 332.23 1,213.34
12 Buxa 1982–83 West Bengal 390.58 367.32 757.90
13 Indravati 1982–83 Chhattisgarh 1258.37 1540.7 2,799.07
14 Namdapha 1982–83 Arunachal Pradesh 1807.82 245 2,052.82
15 Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam 1982–83 Andhra Pradesh 2595.72 700.59 3,296.31
16 Dudhwa 1987–88 Uttar Pradesh 1093.79 1107.98 2,201.77
17 Kalakad-Mundanthurai 1988–89 Tamil Nadu 895 706.54 1,601.54
18 Valmiki 1989–90 Bihar 598.45 300.93 899.38
19 Pench 1992–93 Madhya Pradesh 411.33 768.3 1,179.63
20 Tadoba-Andhari 1993–94 Maharashtra 625.82 1101.77 1,727.59
21 Bandhavgarh 1993–94 Madhya Pradesh 716.9 820.03 1,536.93
22 Panna 1994–95 Madhya Pradesh 576.13 1021.97 1,598.10
23 Dampa 1994–95 Mizoram 500 488 988
24 Bhadra 1998–99 Karnataka 492.46 571.83 1,064.29
25 Pench (MH) 1998–99 Maharashtra 257.26 483.96 741.22
26 Pakke 1999–2000 Arunachal Pradesh 683.45 515 1,198.45
27 Nameri 1999–2000 Assam 320 144 464
28 Satpura 1999–2000 Madhya Pradesh 1339.26 794.04 2,133.31
29 Anamalai 2008–09 Tamil Nadu 958.59 521.28 1,479.87
30 Udanti–Sitanadi 2008–09 Chhattisgarh 851.09 991.45 1,842.54
31 Satkosia 2008–09 Odisha 523.61 440.26 963.87
32 Kaziranga 2008–09 Assam 625.58 548 1,173.58
33 Achanakmar 2008–09 Chhattisgarh 626.19 287.82 914.02
34 Kali 2008–09 Karnataka 814.88 282.63 1,097.51
35 Sanjay Dhubri 2008–09 Madhya Pradesh 812.57 861.93 1,674.5
36 Mudumalai 2008–09 Tamil Nadu 321 367.59 688.59
37 Nagarhole 2008–09 Karnataka 643.35 562.41 1,205.76
38 Parambikulam 2008–09 Kerala 390.89 252.77 643.66
39 Sahyadri 2009–10 Maharashtra 612 565.45 1,165.57
40 Biligiri Ranganatha Temple 2010–11 Karnataka 359.1 215.72 574.82
41 Kawal 2012–13 Telangana 892.23 1123.21 2,015.44
42 Sathyamangalam 2013–14 Tamil Nadu 793.49 614.91 1,408.40
43 Mukandra Hills 2013–14 Rajasthan 417.17 342.82 759.99
44 Nawegaon–Nagzira 2013–14 Maharashtra 653.67 1241.27 1,894.94
45 Amrabad 2014 Telangana 2166.37 445.02 2,611.39
46 Pilibhit 2014 Uttar Pradesh 602.79 127.45 730.25
47 Bor 2014 Maharashtra 138.12 678.15 816.27
48 Rajaji 2015 Uttarakhand 819.54 255.63 1,075.17
49 Orang 2016 Assam 79.28 413.18 492.46
50 Kamlang 2016 Arunachal Pradesh 671 112 783
51 Srivilliputhur–Megamalai 2021 Tamil Nadu 641.86 374.7 1,016.57
52 Ramgarh Vishdhari 2022 Rajasthan 481.91 1019.99 1,501.90
53 Ranipur 2022 Uttar Pradesh 230.31 299.05 529.36
54 Veerangana Durgavati 2023 Madhya Pradesh 1414 925.12 2,339.12
55 Dholpur–Karauli 2023 Rajasthan 599.64 0 599.64
56 Guru Ghasidas–Tamor Pingla[13] 2024 Chhattisgarh 2049.23 780.15 2,829.38[14]
57 Ratapani 2024 Madhya Pradesh 763.81 507.65 1,271.47

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